[Recommended for Women] A collection of upbeat friendship songs
Even when you say “friendship songs,” there are tracks that sing about many different kinds of friendships.
There are songs about male friendship and childhood friends, tearjerkers and moving ballads—each with its own story woven into the lyrics and its own vibe.
In this article, we’ll introduce bright, uplifting songs that portray friendships between women.
We’ve chosen a variety across genres and eras, including up-tempo tracks and songs that would get everyone excited at karaoke.
I hope this helps when you’re in the mood to listen to or sing some friendship songs.
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[Recommended for Women] A Collection of Bright, Upbeat Friendship Songs (71–80)
companion; comrade; friend; fellow; teammate; allyKetsumeishi
It’s a Ketsumeishi song about friendship that resonates in the heart.
It’s a coming-of-age song that sings honestly about thinking of your friends.
The lyrics are phrased about bonds between men, but they can just as easily be applied to the strong ties between women.
Please send this song to that special person who has walked with you through tears and laughter.
Friends aren’t just for the good times! True friends are the ones you can share so many things with together.
Maybe because we’re friends.Koresawa
A friendship song I especially recommend to young women is Koresawa’s “Maybe Because We’re Friends.” It’s by the female singer-songwriter whose heartbreak ballad “Tobacco” became a big hit.
While “Tobacco” expressed a breakup between a man and a woman in an achingly sad way, this song is the opposite—very poppy and cute! That’s the biggest reason I recommend it to young women, and the words in the lyrics are packed tightly with the scent of youth.
It’s a song that makes you cherish even more all the times you’ve spent together—the moments you laughed, the moments you cried, and all the time you’ve shared up to now.
Never forgetMōningu Musume.
It was released in 1999 as the coupling track to Morning Musume’s fourth single, “Memory Seishun no Hikari.” Asuka Fukuda, who graduated with this work, serves as the main vocalist.
The feeling of wishing, “Please don’t forget me,” toward a friend you’re parting ways with is a little bittersweet.
It’s a recommended song for scenes of departures and graduations.
Best friendNakajima Mika
This is a song that moves me with its gentle lyrics that embrace a precious best friend like a little sister, like family.
Sung in her captivating voice, it makes a wonderful gift for a friend you truly care about.
You can feel the encouragement, praise, and soothing comfort—women’s thoughtful care and feelings—woven into every part of the song.
It’s a highly recommended friendship anthem.
It’ll surely lift up a best friend who’s feeling down.
I’m glad I met you.Inoue Sonoko
Inoue Sonoko’s song “Kimi ni Deaete Yokatta,” a popular graduation tune.
Parting from friends you’ve spent so much time with can feel really scary and lonely, right? This song is perfect for expressing gratitude to your friends and telling them, “Thanks to you, I feel like I can keep doing my best.” Feelings that seem too obvious to put into words on a normal day might be easier to say at graduation.
To stay friends from here on out, you’ll want to strengthen your bond with each other, too!
